Toyota’s use of mobile bar codes in a marketing campaign at Giants Stadium resulted in a 9.2 percent fan engagement rate.
The program used Jagtag’s mobile 2D bar code technology that enabled fans to engage with Toyota in-venue.
“Toyota wanted to extend its Eli Manning sponsorship with the Giants to promote local dealership specials and drive traffic to the showroom,” said Dudley Fitzpatrick, CEO of Jagtag, Princeton, NJ.
By using Jagtag’s mobile 2D bar codes, consumers could engage with Toyota is several ways.
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